THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF PEEL
 
BY-LAW NUMBER 43-2002
 
A by-law to impose fees for services and activities provided by the Regional Municipality of Peel or for the use of its property, to amend By-law 9-73, and to repeal By-laws 67-97 and 9-96.


WHEREAS section 220.1 of the Municipal Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. M.45, as amended, provides that a municipality may pass by-laws imposing fees or charges on any class of persons, for services or activities provided or done by or on behalf of it, for costs payable by it for services or activities provided or done by or on behalf of any other municipality or local board, and for the use of its property including property under its control;

AND WHEREAS section 69 of the Planning Act, R.S.O., 1990, c. P.13 permits a council of a municipality to prescribe a tariff of fees for the processing of applications made in respect of planning matters;

AND WHEREAS the Council of The Regional Municipality of Peel ("Regional Corporation") on the 23rd October 1997 passed By-law 67-97 to impose fees for services and activities provided by Regional Corporation, and for the use of its property;

AND WHEREAS the Council of the Regional Corporation on the 8th February, 1996 passed By-law 9-96 to impose a tariff of fees in connection with the processing of plans of subdivision and condominium and part lot applications;

AND WHEREAS the Council of the Regional Corporation on the 31st December 1973 passed By-law 9-73 respecting the supply of water, the management and maintenance of the water works system of the Regional Corporation and the establishment of water rates and charges;

NOW THEREFORE, the Council of the Regional Corporation enacts as follows:

1. In this By-law,

"account" means the total amount of the fees payable by a person requesting or receiving services under this By-law, plus the applicable taxes;

"fee" means the amount in dollars for a unit of service;

"service" includes an activity and the use of a property, including property under the control of the Regional Corporation.

2. Every person who requests or receives a service described in Column 1 of Schedule "A" to this By-law, shall pay to the Regional Corporation the fee set out in Column 3 for each unit of service received or requested, set out in Column 2 opposite such service, plus the applicable taxes.

3. (1) Every account shall be payable on the date the service is requested, except where an invoice is provided, in which case the account shall be payable on the due date indicated in the invoice.

(2) Accounts may be paid by cash or cheque payable to The Regional Municipality of Peel.

4. (1) Interest at the rate of 1.25% per month, compounded monthly, being the equivalent of 19.56% per annum, shall be payable on the outstanding balance of any account remaining unpaid after 30 days after it becomes payable.

(2) Despite subsection (1), accounts payable by Federal, Provincial and other municipal governments, including local boards of the Peel area municipalities, shall be exempted from interest for the first 60 days after they become payable.

(3) No interest on late payments shall be applied to accounts payable by the City of Mississauga, the City of Brampton or the Town of Caledon.

5. Notwithstanding section 2 herein, exemptions from fees may be granted as follows:

(1) The Reproductive Health Supervisor is authorized to exempt, in whole or in part, any person from the Prenatal/Postpartum Class Fee, being Fee Numbers 1-5, Schedule 4, Division 1, Appendix "A" where he or she is of the opinion that the payment of such fee may cause undue economic hardship to the person requiring the service in question;

(2) Any supervisor or manager with the Healthy Sexuality Program is authorized to exempt, in whole or in part, any person from the Healthy Sexuality Clinic Fee, being Fee Numbers 1-9, Schedule 4, Division 4, Appendix "A" where he or she is of the opinion that the payment of such fee may cause undue economic hardship to the person requiring the service in question; and

(3) The Administrator of a long-term care facility is authorized to exempt, in whole or in part, any person from paying the Hall Rental Fee, being Fee Number 4, Schedule 9, Division 1, Appendix "A" where he or she is of the opinion that the payment of such fee may cause undue economic hardship to the person requiring the service in question or where the activity will benefit the residents of the long-term care facility.

6. If a court of competent jurisdiction declares any provision or fee, or any part of a provision or fee, of this By-law to be invalid, or to be of no force and effect, it is the intention of the Regional Council in enacting this By-law, that each and every other provision and fee of this By-law authorized by law, be applied and enforced in accordance with its terms to the extent possible by law.

7. Schedule "A" attached hereto shall form part of this By-law and By-law 9-73, as amended.

8. By-law 9-73, being a by-law respecting the supply of water, the management and maintenance of the water works system of the Regional Corporation and the establishment of water rates and charges is amended as follows:

(i) by deleting Section 3.1 and replacing it with the following:

Every owner of premises who applies for municipal water service for such premises, or his agent, shall make application therefore to the Commissioner on the prescribed form, and at the time of such application shall pay the Regional Municipality the appropriate fees as established in Schedule A to By-law 43-2002, being the Fees By-law; and

(ii) by deleting Section 7.1 and replacing it with the following:

The rates and charges established in Schedule A to By-law 43-2002 being the Fees By-law shall apply as the rates and charges for the respective work or service shown thereon. Where by agreement the Regional Municipality agrees to special rates and/or charges, such agreement will take precedent over this By-law.

9. By-law No. 67-97, being a by-law to establish user fees and charges for services provided by the Regional Corporations and By-law No. 9-96, being a by-law to establish a tariff of fees for the processing of plans of subdivision and condominium and part lot control applications, are hereby repealed.

10. Despite the repeals of By-laws 67-97 and 9-96 and the amendment of By-law 9-73 herein, the tariffs of fees set out in By-laws 67-97,9-96 and 9-73 on the day immediately prior to the day this by-law comes into effect shall continue to apply to fees which became payable prior to the date upon which this by-law comes into effect.

11. This By-law may be referred to as the "Fees By-law".

12. This By-law takes effect on the day it is passed.

 

READ THREE TIMES AND FINALLY PASSED IN OPEN COUNCIL this 11th day of July, 2002

C. Gravlev
________________________

Acting Regional Clerk

S. DiMarco
______________________

Acting Regional Chair

 

 

Schedule A
By-law 43-2002
Effective July 1, 2002
           
 
Column
Column
Column
 
1
2
3
Program/Service Description
Service Unit
Current Fee $
GST
+
PST
+
           
Schedule 1: General Corporate
Information Request Fees (applies to requests handled outside MFIPPA)
1
 Photocopies/Computer Printouts page
0.20
n/a
2
 Floppy Disks disk
10.00
n/a
3
 Manual Searches/Preparation for Disclosure (general records only) hour
30.00
n/a
4
 Programming to produce records from machine readable data hour
60.00
n/a
5
 Other Costs (from outside providers) request
Actual Cost
n/a
6
 Compliance Letters (inquiries on compliance with Regional conditions for sale/purchase of property) letter
70.00
n/a
           
Schedule 2: Corporate Services
DIVISION 1 – CLERK’S
Program/Service Description Service Unit
Current Fee $
GST
+
PST
+
Council/Committee Subscription Fees
1
 Council Agenda year
239.20
+
2
 Council Minutes year
125.00
+
3
 Agenda - Housing year
140.00
+
4
 Agenda - Human Services year
140.00
+
5
 Agenda - Management year
140.00
+
6
 Agenda - Planning year
210.00
+
7
 Agenda - Public Works year
210.00
+
8
 Agenda - Peel Living year
140.00
+
9
 Committee Minutes year
90.00
+
10
 Certification of Documents document
30.00
n/a
11
 Commissioning of Affidavits (non-Regional business) document
30.00
n/a
12
 Council/Committee Tapes - copies tape
17.00
n/a
13
 Council/Committee Tapes - cueing of specific item hour
48.00
n/a
           
           
Land Division Fees - Town of Caledon
14
 Application for Consent application
865.00
n/a
15
 Application for Certificate of Validation application
865.00
n/a
16
 Application for Approval of Foreclosure/Exercise of Power of Sale application
865.00
n/a
17
 Application requesting Changes to Conditions of Provisioinal Consent application
865.00
n/a
18
 Certificate resulting from Application certificate
420.00
n/a
19
 Applicant necessitated re-circulation of Notice of an application application
207.00
n/a
           
           
Schedule 2: Corporate Services
DIVISION 2 - LEGAL SERVICES
Program/Service Description Service Unit
Current Fee $
GST
+
PST
+
1
 Commissioning of Affidavits (non-Regional business) document
30.00
n/a
2
 Preparation of Notarial Certificates (non-Regional business) document
50.00
n/a
 
 
Schedule 2: Corporate Services
DIVISION 3 - LAND AMBULANCE & EMERGENCY PROGRAMS
Program/Service Description Service Unit
Current Fee $
GST
+
PST
+
1
 Emergency Plans document
5.00
n/a
2
 9-1-1 Call Tapes tape
10.00
n/a
3
 Ambulance Paid Duty with Administration Fee document (contract)
100.00
n/a
 
Schedule 3: Finance
DIVISION 1 – FINANCIAL SERVICES
Program/Service Description Service Unit
Current Fee $
GST
+
PST
+
1
 New Account Charge account
13.25
n/a
           
Turn-off or Turn-on for Collection (extended hours - Monday-Friday, 8:30 am - 9:00 pm)
2
 Standard residential service size (extended hours) turn-on/off
16.40
n/a
3
 Standard residential service size (after hours) turn-on/off
52.50
n/a
4
 Commercial service size (extended hours) turn-on/off
33.30
n/a
5
 Commercial service size (after hours) turn-on/off
87.30
n/a
           
Customer-Requested Turn-off or Turn-on (regular hours - Monday-Friday, 7:30 am - 4:00 pm)
6
 Standard residential service size (regular hours) turn-on/off
11.60
n/a
7
 Standard residential service size (after hours) turn-on/off
52.50
n/a
8
 Commercial service size (regular hours) turn-on/off
33.30
n/a
9
 Commercial service size (after hours) turn-on/off
87.30
n/a
10
 Service Rep. Call re. Overdue Account call
16.40
n/a
11
 N.S.F. Cheque cheque
15.00
n/a
12
 Statement Letter (billing history) letter
70.00
+
Replacement Charges - Damaged Equipment
13
 Standard Residential Service Size equipment
47.3 + materials
+
14
 Commercial Service Size equipment
Actual Cost
+
           
Rates for Water Sold to Consumers
15
 Flat rate for consumers whose water is unmetered
 per month
6.00
n/a
  Consumption Rates (each metered service shall be billed separately)
    
16
 Per thousand Imperial gallons metered
 1000/gal
1.85
n/a
17
 Per ten cubic meters metered
 10m3
4.0784
n/a
Customer-Requested Meter Removal/Re-Installation (including required turn-on/off, regular hours - Monday-Friday, 8:30 am - 4:30 pm)
n/a
18
 Standard Residential Service Size (regular hours)
 removal
47.30
n/a
  
19
 Commercial Service Size (regular hours)
 removal
n/a
20
 Standard Residential Service Size (after hours)
 removal
n/a
21
 Commercial Service Size (after hours)
 removal
15.00
n/a
22
 Returned Cheque Payments/N.S.F. Charges (non-water/sewer accounts)
 cheque
n/a
23
 Landfill Ticket Copies
 copy
10.00
+
n/a
Payroll – Employee Personal Service Deductions offered through Payroll (annual charge)
24
 Insurance Deductions (car, home)
 employee
6.00
n/a
25
 Recreational Centre Memberships
 employee
6.00
n/a
  
26
 Other Employee Optional Services
 employee
6.00
n/a
  
27
 Payroll Service for other Organizations
 deposit/cheque
7.00
n/a
 
 
Schedule 4: Health
DIVISION 1 - FAMILY HEALTH
Program/Service Description Service Unit
Current Fee $
GST
+
PST
+
Prenatal/Postpartum Class Fees*
1
 Early Beginnings (9 classes) couple
80.00
n/a
2
 Pregnancy to Parenting (7 classes) couple
100.00
n/a
3
 Healthy Babies/Healthy Children Inventory of Services set (5 disks)
0.00
n/a
4
 Client File Summary Letters letter
75.00
n/a
5
 How to Breast Feed Your Baby (booklet) copy
1.00
n/a
*The Reproductive Health Supervisor is delegated the authority to exempt in whole or in part, any client from paying Prenatal/Postpartum Class Fees, on the basis of inability to pay, in cases where clients are experiencing financial hardship.
 
 
Schedule 4: Health
DIVISION 2 - HEALTHY LIFESTYLES
Program/Service Description Service Unit
Current Fee $
GST
+
PST
+
Heartmobile Fees **
1
 Within Peel client
10.00
n/a
2
 Outside Peel client
75.00
n/a
3
 Cancellation Fee cancellation
100.00
n/a
4
 Healthy at Heart/Foodstyles Fees client
0.00
n/a
5
 Healthy Eating for Pre-Schoolers Workshop participant
0.00
n/a
**The Heartmobile requires a minimum of 30 clients per day at the per diem rate. More than 30 clients will be charged at the per diem rate.
6
 Positive Youth Facilitator Training client
25.00
n/a
7
 Resource Binder Positive Youth Facilitator Manual binder
30.00, 2 for 50.00 + delivery
n/a
8
 Shades of Grey - Violence Prevention (booklet) copy
15.00
n/a
9
 Youth Crisis Cards client
25.00/1000
n/a
 
Schedule 4: Health
DIVISION 3 - ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
Program/Service Description Service Unit
Current Fee $
GST
+
PST
+
1
 Food Handler Course Fees client
25.00
n/a
2
 Swimming Pool Operator Course Fees client
45.00
+
 
 
Schedule 4: Health
DIVISION 4 - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES
Program/Service Description Service Unit
Current Fee $
GST
+
PST
+
Healthy Sexuality Clinic Fees*
1
 Oral Contraceptives/Emergency Contraceptive Pills package
8.00
n/a
2
 Anti-Fungal Creams package
10.00
n/a
3
 Contraceptive Sponges package
6.00
n/a
4
 Intra-Uterine Devices package
40.00
n/a
5
 Antibacterial Antiprotozoal Products package
5.00 (stat), 10.00 (other)
n/a
6
 Contraceptive Foam Products package
10.00
n/a
7
 Contraceptive Injection injection
25.00
n/a
8
 Program Manuals manual
25.00
n/a
9
 Thermometers client
26.00
n/a
*Healthy Sexuality staff (supervisors or managers) are delegated the authority to exempt, in whole or in part, any client from paying Healthy Sexuality Clinic Fees, on the basis of inability to pay, in cases where clients are experiencing financial hardship.
 
Schedule 5: Housing and Property
DIVISION 1 - HERITAGE COMPLEX
Program/Service Description Service Unit
Current Fee $
GST
+
PST
+
Archives Fees*
1
 Photocopies copy
0.50
n/a
2
 Prints Produced In-House - 3" x 5" print
8.00
n/a
3
 Prints Produced In-House - 5" x 7" print
10.00
n/a
4
 Prints Produced In-House - 8" x 10" print
12.00
n/a
5
 Sepia-toned Reproductions print
2.00
+
6
 Non-Research Uses item
25.00
+
7
 Non-Research Uses - Deposit item
25.00
+
8
 Genealogical Inquiries hour
25.00
+
* Friends of the Peel Heritage Complex receive a 10% discount on all Archive Fees.
           
Education Program Fees
9
 Education and O.A.S. Kits (rental) 2 weeks
30.00
n/a
10
 In-House Sessions Art Studio student
4.00
n/a
11
 School Partnership Visits visit
30.00
n/a
12
 Outreach (max. 3 presentations/day) visit
70.00
n/a
13
 Art Gallery Exhibition Fees exhibit
2,000.00
+
 
Schedule 5: Housing and Property
DIVISION 2 – PROPERTY SERVICES
Program/Service Description Service Unit
Current Fee $
GST
+
PST
+
Courtroom Use Fees - Weekdays (occupancy 150 people)*
1
 8:00 am to 12:00 pm/1:00 pm to 4:00 pm time period
400.00
+
2
 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm time period
500.00
+
3
 8:00 am to 4:00 pm time period
600.00
+
           
Courtroom Use Fees - Weekends (occupancy 150 people)*
4
 8:00 am to 12:00 pm/1:00 pm to 4:00 pm time period
400.00
+
5
 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm time period
500.00
+
6
 8:00 am to 4:00 pm time period
600.00
+
           
Council Chambers Use Fees - Week days (occupancy 60 people)
7
 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm time period
750.00
+
           
Council Chambers Use Fees - Weekends (occupancy 60 people)
8
 8:00 am to 12:00 pm/1:00 pm to 4:00 pm time period
400.00
+
9
 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm time period
500.00
+
10
 8:00 am to 10:00 pm time period
1,000.00
+
11
 Wedding Rehearsals (est. 1 hr. use) rehearsal
100.00
+
12
 Wedding Package (rehearsal, reception, wedding) package
1,000.00
+
*Balcony not available due to safety issue liability
Film Productions:
13
 Set up/dismantle - $1,500 per day based on a 16 hour day, plus additional expenses (ie. Security, Janitorial)
14
 Film Shoot Days - $2,000 per day based on a 16 hour day, plus additional expenses (ie. Security , Janitorial)
 
Schedule 5: Housing and Property
DIVISION 3 – REALTY SERVICES
Program/Service Description Service Unit
Current Fee $
GST
+
PST
+
1
 Easement Release Fees (application for deletion/release of easement, right-of-way) application
300.00
n/a
Encroachments
2
 Regional Roads application
500.00
n/a
3
 Regional Easements application
350.00
n/a
4
 Regional Property application
500.00
n/a
Annual Fee for Encroachment
5
 Residential/Farm Land* year
100.00
n/a
6
 Non-Residential/Non-Farm Land* year
300.00
n/a
7
 Miscellaneous Request* per request
50.00
n/a
* Minimum Fee (Each application to be considered individually)
 
Schedule 6: Planning
DIVISION 1 - DEVELOPMENT PLANNING SERVICES/TRANSPORTATION PLANNING
Program/Service Description Service Unit
Current Fee $
GST
+
PST
+
Sub-Delegated Plans Processing & Commenting - Mississauga/Brampton/Caledon
1
 Plans of Subdivision plan
1,575.00
n/a
2
 Recirculation of Plan of Subdivision plan
1,395.00
3
 Plans of Condominium plan
735.00
n/a
Application to Amend the Regional Official Plan
4
 Application Requiring Full Circulation application
6,175.00
n/a
5
 Application not Requiring Full Circulation application
5,125.00
n/a
6
 Review of Area Municipal Plan Amendments (exempt from Regional approval) review
525.00
n/a
7
 Approval of Area Municipal Plan Amendments approval
1,050.00
n/a
Appeal
8
 Appeal where staff are not required to attend OMB hearing approval
250.00
n/a
9
 Appeal where staff are required to attend OMB hearing approval
500.00
n/a
10
 Close File Retrieval file
25.00
n/a
Planning Publications
11
 Highway 10/410 Transit Corridor Study copy
28.04
+
12
 Lester B. Pearson International Airport West Side Ground Access Study copy
23.36
+
13
 Region of Peel Commuter Rail Station Location Study copy
14.02
+
14
 Peel High Occupancy Vehicle System Strategy Study, January 1995 copy
28.04
+
15
 Region of Peel Travel Demand Forecasting Model - Calibration, Validation and Application, April 1996 copy
28.04
+
16
 1998 Screenline/Cordon Count Program (Directional Summaries) copy
40.19
+
17
 Waste Collection, Design Standards Manual for New Developments copy
2.34
+
18
 Street Names Index copy
32.71
+
 
Schedule 6: Planning
DIVISION 2- LONG RANGE PLANNING, RESEARCH & INFORMATION
Program/Service Description Service Unit
Current Fee $
GST
+
PST
+
Planning Publications
1
 Regional Official Plan (ROP), July 1996 copy
42.06
+
2
 Office Consolidation Modifications & Appeals copy
32.71
+
3
 Office Consolidation, November 1997 copy
42.06
+
4
 Office Consolidation, January 1998 copy
46.73
+
5
 Office Consolidation, September 1998 copy
46.73
+
6
 Office Consolidation, May 2001 copy
46.73
7
 Environment Strategy Study Workshop Documentation, November 1993 copy
4.67
+
8
 Environment Strategy Study Final Report, January 1994 copy
4.67
+
9
 Resources Strategy Study - Stage One - Workshop Dicussion Paper, November 1993 copy
4.67
+
10
 Resources Strategy Study - Stage Two - Workshop Documentation, November 1993 copy
4.67
+
11
 Resources Strategy Study - Stage Three - Final Report, January 1994 copy
4.67
+
12
 Cost of Development Study II Final Report, February 1996 copy
23.36
+
13
 Environmental Planning Policy Study, 1993 - The Role of the Region in Environmental Planning copy
9.35
+
14
 Environmental Planning Policy Study, 1993 - Environmental Data Model copy
9.35
+
15
 Environmental Planning Policy Study, 1993 - Inventory of Key Environmental Indicators copy
9.35
+
16
 Environmental Planning Policy Study, 1993 - Annotated Bibliography copy
9.35
+
17
 The Flexible Region - Regional Structure Strategy, January 1994 copy
14.02
+
18
 Review of 1991 Census Place of Work Data, February 1997 copy
18.69
+
19
 Screenline/Cordon Count copy
0.00
+
20
 Settlement History of Peel copy
4.67
+
21
 State of Environment Atmosphere Report, December 1995 copy
14.02
+
22
 State of Environment Water Report, December 1996 copy
18.69
+
23
 Population, Household and Employment Projections 1996 - 2031, January 1999 copy
14.02
+
24
 State of Environment, Land Report, 1998 copy
28.04
+
25
 Regional Planning Atlas copy
23.36
+
Maps map
Actual Cost
+
  Retail Business Holidays Act - Tourism Exemption Applications - Establishments in Mississauga/Brampton
       
26
 Processing application
1,500.00
n/a
27
 Advertising application
1,700.00
n/a
28
 Refund* application
2,700.00
n/a
           
Retail Business Holidays Act - Tourism Exemption Applications - Establishments in Caladon
29
 Processing application
1,500.00
n/a
30
 Advertising application
1,075.00
n/a
31
 Refund* application
2,075.00
n/a
*A refund is provided if the application is not permitted to proceed to a public meeting or is withdrawn by an applicant before arrangements for the advertisement of a public meeting in respect of that application have been made. A refund in the amount of realized cost savings shall be made where advertisement of a public meeting in respect of two or more applications results in cost savings.
 
Schedule 7: Public Works
DIVISION 1- ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION
Program/Service Description Service Unit
Current Fee $
GST
+
PST
+
Local Improvement Sanitary Sewer Charges
1
 Frontage Rate metre
185.00
n/a
2
 Connection Charge (residential) lot
1,550.00
n/a
3
 Connection Charge (industrial) lot
1,850.00
n/a
           
Contract Plans & Documents
4
 Volume 1 (prequalified) - hard copy document
40.00
n/a
5
 Volume 1 - hard copy document
15.00
n/a
6
 Volume 2 - hard copy document
25.00
n/a
7
 Volume 1 & 2 & Tender Advertisement (electronic transmission without plans) year
100.00
n/a
8
 Contract Plans (1-20 sheets) set
15.00
n/a
9
 Contract Plans (21 sheets & over) set
25.00
n/a
           
Reports & Studies
10
 Caledon Groundwater Study copy
100.00
n/a
11
 Caledon Interconnection Feasibility Study copy
100.00
n/a
12
 Water & Wastewater Conceptual Servicing Plan copy
100.00
n/a
           
Regional Design Guidelines
13
 Landscaping Guidelines for Regional Roads copy
35.00
n/a
14
 Design Criteria Manual copy
25.00
n/a
15
 Material Specifications & Standard Drawings copy
25.00
n/a
16
 Sanitary Sewer Books book
50.00
n/a
           
Comprehensive Watermain Drawings
17
 for Mississauga and Brampton map
10.00
n/a
18
 for Caledon map
5.00
n/a
19
 for package for Caledon (7 drawings) package
15.00
n/a
20
 Drainage Maps map
12.00
n/a
21
 Engineering Drawings (on paper) drawing
12.65
n/a
22
 Engineering Drawings (on disk) disk
12.65
n/a
23
 Region Maps map
5.00
n/a
Subdivision Engineering & Inspection Fees (% estimated cost of Regional works where subdivision being developed)
$0 - $100,000
24
 Mississauga cost of work
4.5%
n/a
25
 Brampton/Caledon cost of work
4.0%
n/a
$100,000 - $500,000
26
 Mississauga cost of work
4.0%
n/a
27
 Brampton/Caledon cost of work
3.5%
n/a
$500,000 and over
28
 Mississauga cost of work
3.5%
n/a
29
 Brampton/Caledon cost of work
3.0%
n/a
Severence Application Processing Charges
30
 Residential cost of work
75.00
n/a
31
 Non-residential cost of work
125.00
n/a
           
Committee of Adjustment Application
Processing Charges:
32
 Residential cost of work
25.00
n/a
33
 Non-residential cost of work
75.00
n/a
34
 Telecommunication Permit Approval Fees (incl. Inspection of 200 meters/656.2 feet) per application
660.00
n/a
35
 Additional Inspection fees if greater than 200 meters/656.2 feet per meter
0.30
n/a
36
 Pavement Degradation Fee
37
 Last Reconstruction or Last Resurfacing 0 to 5 per square meter
22.00
n/a
38
 Last Reconstruction or Last Resurfacing 6 to 10 per square meter
13.00
n/a
39
 Last Reconstruction or Last Resurfacing more than 10 per square meter
6.00
n/a
MOE PROCESSING FEES
For Further details, refer to Guide for Applying for Approval Municipal and Private Water and Sewage Works, Section 52 and 53, Ontario Water Resources Act R.S.O. 1990 as amended by Services Improve Act, S.O. 1997
           
A) WATER WORKS
40
 Administrative processing. cost of work
200.00
  
 
A new intake for extraction of surface or ground water, or the expansion of the capacity of an existing intake.
 
41
 if the maximum design capacity is not more than 4,550 cubic metres per day. cost of work
5,000.00
  
42
 if the maximum design capacity is more than 4,550 cubic metres per day. cost of work
10,000.00
  
 
43
 Watermains and appurtenances, including hydrants. cost of work
1,000.00
  
44
 Highlift booster pumping stations, reservoirs or elevated tanks. cost of work
2,000.00
  
45
 Review of Hydrogeological Assessment cost of work
3,000.00
  
46
 Administrative amendments (no technical review involved). cost of work
100.00
  
47
 Administrative processing (applies to all amendment, except administrative admendments) cost of work
200.00
  
48
 A. a treatment plant upgrade, including new treatment. cost of work
3,000.00
  
 
B) SEWAGE WORKS
 
49
 Administrative processing cost of work
200.00
  
50
 A municipal or private facility for the treatment and disposal of sewage treatment plant, including the expansion, re-rating or upgrading of an existing facility that involves and increase in the rated capacity of the facility. If the maximum design cap. cost of work
5,000.00
  
51
 A facility for attenuating stormwater runoff peak flow rate or volume or for managing stromwater runoff quality, such as detention or retention pools. cost of work
2,000.00
  
 
A subsurface disposal facility, including the expansion of an existing facility that involves an increase in the rated capacity of the facility.
 
52
 if the design capacity of the facility is not more than 15 cubic metres per day. cost of work
600.00
  
53
 if the design capacity of the facility is more than 15 cubic metres per day and not more than 50 cubic metres per day. cost of work
1,500.00
  
54
 if the design capacity of the facility is more than 50 cubic metres per day. cost of work
3,000.00
  
55
 A facility for the treatment and disposal of industrial process wastewater, including contact cooling water, including the expansion of an existing facility that involves and increase in the rated capacity of the facility. cost of work
6,000.00
  
56
 A facility for the disposal of spent water from a non-contract industrial cooling process. cost of work
1,000.00
  
57
 Storm and sanitary sewers and appurtenances, including expansion of existing sewers. cost of work
900.00
  
58
 Storm and sanitary pump stations, force mains and sanitary sewage detention chambersor oversized sewers, including the expansion of an existing facility that involves an increase in the rated capacity of the facility. cost of work
1,800.00
  
59
 Review of Hydrogeological Assessment cost of work
3,000.00
  
60
 Administrative amendments (no technical review involved) cost of work
100.00
  
61
 Administrative processing (applies to all amendment, except administrative admendments) cost of work
200.00
  
Water Service Connection Charges
62
 25mm Service including 19mm meter connection
3,091.00
n/a
63
 19mm Service including 16x19mm meter connection
2,925.00
n/a
64
 larger than 25mm Service (min. $2,250) connection
Actual Cost
n/a
           
Meter Installation Charges
65
 Meter Size, 16mm x 19mm meter
255.00
n/a
66
 Meter Size, 19mm meter
309.00
n/a
67
 Meter Size, 25mm meter
367.00
n/a
           
Cancellation Charges (if applicant cancels water service application for any reason)
68
 Flat Rate Connection connection
20.00
n/a
69
 Costed Meter Connection connection
55.00
n/a
70
 MTO Road Cut Permit permit
350.00
n/a
           
Hydrant Permits
71
 Administration Charge (+ charge for water used based on current rates) permit
150.00
n/a
72
 Meter Rental Fee (no charge for first day) day
1.50
n/a
73
 Small Meter returned broken meter
Actual Cost
+
74
 Small Meter lost/not returned meter
Actual Cost
+
75
 Frozen Meter/Hydrant meter
Actual Cost
n/a
76
 Large Meter returned broken meter
Actual Cost
+
77
 Large Meter lost/not returned meter
Actual Cost
+
78
 Lost Valve valve
Actual Cost
n/a
           
Illegal Water Usage
79
 Unauthorized Use of Hydrant without Permit hydrant
575.00
n/a
80
 Estimated water use charge 1000 gal.
1.80
n/a
81
 Hydrant repair hydrant
Actual Cost
+
82
 Unauthorized Valving valve
575.00
n/a
83
 Valve repair valve
Actual Cost
+
           
Connection Inspection Fees (applicant-installed)
84
 Water Service - long side (road crossing) inspection
440.00
n/a
85
 Water Service - short side (no crossing) inspection
275.00
n/a
86
 Water Service - hydrant & valve inspection
175.00
n/a
87
 Sewer Service inspection
440.00
n/a
 
88
 Private Side Waterline (minimum $100) metre
3.30
n/a
 
89
 Chlorination line
300.00
n/a
 
90
 Hydrant Inspection Fees hydrant
150.00
n/a
 
91
 Tourism Signs on Regional Roads year
153.00
n/a
 
 
Operations
 
92
 ATR Count count
14.02
+
 
93
 24-Hour Volume Map map
102.81
+
 
94
 8-Hour Manual Count count
51.40
+
 
             
Traffic Information/Administration Fees (Traffic Signals and Systems)
 
95
 Signal Timing Fees timing plan
182.25
+
 
96
 Legal Letter letter
359.82
+
 
97
 Collision Recovery Administration Cost recovery
149.54
+
 
 
   
Schedule 7: Public Works  
DIVISION 2- OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE
Program/Service Description Service Unit
Current Fee $
GST
+
PST
+
1
 Qualitative Sewer Surcharges 1000 m3
235.40
+
2
 Sewer Waste Disposal Charges 1000 gal.
9.75
+
           
Waste Monitor Surcharges
3
 Labour (2 person crew) hour
51.92
+
4
 Overhead hour
13.07
+
5
 Equipment -Sampler hour
1.00
+
6
 Administrative Overhead Recovery surcharge
7.0%
+
           
Water Pollution Analyses
7
 Biochemical Oxygen Demand analysis
30.00
+
8
 Suspended Solids analysis
10.00
+
9
 Solvent Extractables analysis
0.00
+
10
 Administrative Overhead Recovery analysis
7.0%
+
11
 Environmental Information Requests address
90.00
+
12
 Hydrant Flow Tests test
155.00
+
13
 Additional Hydrants hydrant
155.00
+
           
Emergency Sewer Back-Up Charges
14
 Residential - Monday to Friday 7:30 am to 4:00 pm excluding holidays call
160.00
+
15
 Residential - After Hours (at 1.5 overtime - 2 hour min. call) call
220.00
+
16
 Residential - After Hours (at 2.0 overtime - 2 hour min. call) call
280.00
+
17
 Commercial/Industrial/Condominium service
Actual Cost
+
           
TV Inspections
18
 Residential - Monday to Friday 7:30 am to 4:00 pm excluding holidays call
160.00
+
19
 Residential - After Hours (at 1.5 overtime - 2 hour min. call) call
220.00
+
20
 Residential - After Hours (at 2.0 overtime - 2 hour min. call) call
280.00
+
21
 Commercial/Industrial/Condominium service
Actual Cost
+
22
 Subdivision Hydrant Inspections hydrant
115.26
n/a
23
 Subdivision Pressure/Chlorination Tests section (300m)
1,086.80
n/a
           
Watermain Tapping Fees (100mm to 300 mm)
24
 Regular Hours 7:00 am - 4:00 pm tap
340.00
n/a
25
 Work beyond four hours hour
85.00
n/a
26
 After Regular Hours & Saturdays tap
450.00
n/a
27
 Work beyond four hours hour
112.00
n/a
28
 Sundays & Holidays tap
560.00
n/a
29
 Work beyond four hours hour
140.00
n/a
Roads Fees
30
 Culvert Installations permit fee culvert
107.00
n/a
31
 Culvert cost culvert
Actual cost
+
32
 Road Allowance Inspections ($25 min.) inspection
59.00
n/a
33
 Excess Load Permits (annual)* permit
51.00
n/a
34
 Excess Load Permits (single/multiple)* permit
51.00
n/a
35
 Road Occupancy/Access Permits permit
107.00
n/a
36
 Filming/Advertising Permits permit
182.00
n/a
37
 Special Event - Road Closure Permits** permit
182.00
n/a
38
 Special Event - no Road Closure event
89.00
n/a
*Time and mileage for signature when needed are additional. **Plus actual costs
 
 
   
Schedule 7: Public Works  
DIVISION 3 - WASTE MANAGEMENT  
Program/Service Description Service Unit
Current Fee $
GST
+
PST
+
 
1 Tipping Fees tonne
80.00
n/a
 
2 Public Waste Drop-Off (no scale) est. 100 + kg
2.00
n/a
 
3 Public Waste Drop-Off (101+ kg) kg/tonne
0.08/80
n/a
 
4 Business Seminars (participant) person
75.00
n/a
 
5 Business Seminars (exhibitor) booth
200.00
n/a
 
6 Backyard Composter unit
19.00
+
+
  
7 Backyard Composter on Environmental Days unit
15.00
+
+
  
8 Blue Box (Replacement) box
6.00
n/a
 
9 Delivered Compost Material (Minimum 5 tonnes) tonne
40.00
+
 
10 Bagged Compost (GST included in fee) bag
2.50
incl
 
 
   
Schedule 8: Social Services  
DIVISION 1 - CHILDREN’S SERVICES
Program/Service Description Service Unit
Current Fee $
GST
+
PST
+
Full Day: 6-11 hours of care (preschoolers)*
1
 5 days per week Daily
31.00
n/a
2
 3 days per week Daily
32.56
n/a
3
 2 days per week Daily
33.34
n/a
           
Part Day: up to 6 hours of care (preschoolers)*
4
 5 days per week Daily
21.00
n/a
5
 3 days per week Daily
22.06
n/a
6
 2 days per week Daily
22.59
n/a
           
Full Day: 6-11 hours of care (toddlers)*
7
 5 days per week Daily
34.72
n/a
8
 3 days per week Daily
36.47
n/a
9
 2 days per week Daily
37.34
n/a
           
Part Day: up to 6 hours of care (toddlers)*
10
 5 days per week Daily
23.52
n/a
11
 3 days per week Daily
24.70
n/a
12
 2 days per week Daily
25.30
n/a
*The rate shown is the maximum rate. The minimum rate is 20% of the maximum rate. The actual rate chargeable to a client is determined according to available income, in accordance with Form 1 of Regulation 262 under the Day Nurseries Act. Fees are charged for 260 days per year.
 
Schedule 8: Social Services
DIVISION 2- TRANSHELP
Program/Service Description Service Unit
Current Fee $
GST
+
PST
+
1
 Transhelp Adult Fares 10 trips
20.00
n/a
2
 Transhelp Charter Fees - first vehicle (min. 4 hrs.) vehicle hour
60.00
+
3
 Transhelp Charter Fees - additional vehicles (min. 4 hrs.) vehicle hour
45.00
+
4
 Passenger Assistive Training (4 hrs.) session
160.00
n/a
 
Schedule 9: Long Term Care
DIVISION 1- LONG TERM CARE
Program/Service Description Service Unit
Current Fee $
GST
+
PST
+
1
 Seniors Day Program Fees* day
15.00
n/a
2
 Meals on Wheels/Guest Meals Fees meal
5.65
n/a
3
 Wanderer's Bracelet month
6.00
n/a
4
 Hall Rental Fees** day
100.00
n/a
*The fees for the Seniors Day Program are needs tested at the request of the client, and approved by the Administrator.
 
** The Administrator of each Long-Term Care Facility is delegated the authority to exempt, in whole or in part, any agency or group from paying Hall Rental Fees, in cases where requiring the agency to pay would create a financial hard ship or where the activity is deemed by the Administrator to be of benefit to the residents.